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Renal Biopsy, Tissue Biopsy, Surgical Pathology

Important Note

In addition to formalin container, collect tissues for electron microscopy (EM) and immunofluorescence. immunofluorescence (IF). ). For more information or assistance with specimen handling, contact Surgical Pathology, (603)-650-7220.

eD-H Order Code

LAB1900, Surgical Pathology (LAB1900 x3 - Light, IF, EM)

Specimen Collection Information

Specimen Container
Tissue
 
 
 

Specimen Transport Temperature

Transport fresh tissue immediately . Tissue in Michels Tranport Media – ambient. Deliver ASAP to Laboratory Specimen Receiving (LSR), BORWELL LEVEL 4.

Specimen Stability

Transport fresh tissue immediately . (Refrigerate if delayed.) Tissue in Michels Tranport Media – ambient.

Additional Specimen Instructions

Special instructions:

In addition to formalin container, collect tissues for electron microscopy (EM) and immunofluorescence (IF).

Three biopsy specimens are submitted to the lab for the following studies:
routine surgical pathology (light microscopy), electron microscopy and
immunofluorescence (IF).

Day(s) Performed

Monday through Friday; 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

CPT(s)

88305; 88313; 88350; 88346; 88348

Performing Lab Section

Surgical Pathology

Turnaround Time

Varies.